EAST WEST FURNITURE - X077V5ISQ-S - DINETTE TABLE SET
This modern dining table set consists of 6 modern dining chairs and a rectangular table. This wood dining table has a rectangular top and fabulous legs. The wooden dining room chairs have a Linen Fabric seat and a stylish back. The seat of our mid century modern chairs offers a perfect sitting experience and stylish back to fit your Back Perfectly for the backrest. Mid Century chairs in this dining room consist of wooden legs. The color of the dining room chairs is the Gray Linen fabric Seat and the wood legs are Wire brushed Linen White. The top color of the wood dining table is Distressed Jacobean and the wood legs are Wire brushed Linen White. The dinette set is made of wooden. This wood is also called rubber wood. This wood always gives sturdiness and strength. This rectangular table and kitchen chairs have more stable with the help of legs because this is produced from rubber wood. Make your very dining room set more robust. You can use this dinette set for a long time. You can take our dining room chairs under the dinner table when you finish your food. Quick to put together these dining chairs and a modern dining table. You only need to take a few minutes to build a dining table set. This kitchen table set come with all the tools essential. This dining table set cleans easily because this modern dining table set style has steady. You can easily clean this dining room table set with any brush and dust cleaner cloth. This dining table set is match any place's decor because of its beautiful style. This dining table set gives always-fresh look and attracts any person who comes to your home.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
- Material: Asian Wood
- Table top color: Distressed Jacobean
- Table Legs Color: Wire brushed Linen White
- Chairs Legs Color: Wire brushed Linen White
- Chairs Fabric Color: Gray
- Table Dimensions: Length: 72; Width: 40; Height: 30.
- Chair Dimensions: Length: 24.7, Width: 20.25, Height: 39.
Consisted of Package: Wood Dining Table and 6 Modern Chairs.
